The Copenhagen Test(2025)

The Capture delivers the same paranoia thrill as The Copenhagen Test, with surveillance evidence that can’t be trusted and a mystery built from tiny contradictions. You get that same sense of being watched through a lens, but the tension is more cerebral and procedural, with the danger coming from what records say versus what’s actually true.

Betrayal matches The Copenhagen Test’s spy-crisis pressure, where loyalty and personal life collapse under suspicion and every interaction feels like a trap. The veteran operative’s workplace distrust and marriage strain create the same constant performance of control, but it’s more intimate and character-driven than the agency-and-hackers chess.